We are seeking to employ experienced, enthusiastic Early Childhood Teachers to deliver 3 and 4 year old sessional kindergarten. The positions are located on the site of Primary Schools in Glenroy.

About Northern Schools Early Years Cluster

The Northern Schools Early Years Cluster (NSEYC) is an Early Years Management group that currently supports 15 kindergartens and Early Childhood services, setting the highest standard of professionalism in early years education in partnership with primary schools and community. We are committed to maximising outcomes for children in the early years, encouraging opportunities for families to be involved in their child’s early education and committed to promoting career support that is consistent, professional and available.

The Opportunity

We are seeking to employ experienced Early Childhood Teachers who will implement a high-quality kindergarten program. We currently have vacancies at Belle Vue Park Kindergarten located at Belle Vue Park Primary School and Glenroy Central Kindergarten located at Glenroy Central Primary School. This is an opportunity to be part of an integrated Kindergarten to Grade 6 Model and a passionate team that is committed to supporting the best outcomes for the children and families in our diverse communities.

The positions are located in Glenroy - 22.5 to 23.5 hours spread over 3 days per week.

Key Selection Criteria

To be successful in this position, you will have:

• Extensive knowledge of child development and capabilities in planning, implementing and evaluating a quality early childhood education program.
• Knowledge of, and commitment to, current reforms and trends in early childhood education and care.
• A commitment to continuous improvement and ongoing learning and development.
• A commitment to inclusion and equity and cultural competency.

The Northern Schools Early Years Cluster is a child safe organisation and an equal opportunity employer. We welcome applicants from diverse backgrounds, including Aboriginal Torres Strait Islander peoples.

About you:

You will have considerable experience in pedagogy, a strong understanding of the practice principles of the Victorian Early Years Learning and Development Framework and the National Quality Standards. Our teams work alongside allied health professionals, including speech pathologists, psychologists, schools and community to deliver positive outcomes for children and families. We are seeking applicants who wants to make a positive difference in the lives of children, have a passion and commitment to child safety, cultural competency and pedagogy, want to work in partnership with the schools, community and with a supportive Early Years Management team. If this sounds like you, please apply.

Job benefits and perks

• Generous remuneration awarded in accordance the VECTEA
• Ongoing professional learning, coaching and mentoring
• A positive culture where our employees rate the NSEYC as a great place to work and is a workplace of preference.
• Positive, diverse and committed team.
• Integrated service delivery model Kindergarten to Grade 6 model, working alongside allied health professionals including speech pathologists, psychologists and family support workers, schools and community.
• The NSEYC reputation is recognised both locally and nationally within the early childhood industry as an educational model and standard for the future.
• We value trust, respect, relationships and curiosity and through these we all learn.

To apply for these positions please click Apply Now to submit your resume and address the selection criteria including a cover letter to the HR People and Culture Manager, Gaganpreet Sandhu. For further information and a copy of the position description, please phone 9306 1662.